... to giff anipl pro lis too hoosoever marie, uer. Appli att maree street, filadeliii. —I'htuultiphM Mercury. Hawing..—The Hastings Pier SS^kT 0 b ° adi, '« > u °p»«»«• French Stamps —t>ia n. rss sstjsvsz^ The Olymplib.—The excavations now'bein* n.ir ...

... Gosport on Wednesday morning marched to Portsdown hill, a loftv range commanding the land •pproach to the arsenaljand naval pier, for the purpose of taking part in a sham fight and enabling Field Marshal his Koyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Commander ...

... 30. . as . IVIU S «iid excursionists opportunity of siUlig the Uons of ••historical Hastings. .Dinner was announced for one o'clock in the splendid pavilion the pier head, at which everyone was punctual. For the good things there provided, f.>ur lengthy ...

... anticipated the overflow. At a quarter past two o'clock the tide registered 2ft. 3in. above Trinity high water mark, at St. Paul's pier. It was running at the rate of knots per hour, and although every attempt was made to stop the inlet of the water, it flowed ...

... the 29th ult. before eight o'clock several friends at the Aldershot Town Station shortly by the South. Eastern Kailway to Hastings. The route laid through many, while others am delightful scenery, which was thoroughly en: themselves wi enjoyed by provided ...

... the managing directors, board. By these gentlemen the prince was received at the pier, and immediately embarked, All tl.e ships in the harbour were dressed, the Hastings and other men-of-war manned yards, and the former tired royal salute, which echoed ...

... parsons, proceeded to Tuubrid»:e via Redhill. stepping twenty minutes fir refreshments, after which it proceeded direct to Hastings, with the exception of oa» or two stoppages to pick up members of the ■***. arriving there at about eleven o'clock. The whole ...

... having shot Themas M'Phsraon, keeper in Renfrewshire, iu the spring 1871. Fatal Railway Accident. —The train from London to Hastings has oome into collision with waggon conveying barley over farmer's crossing near Plumpton Station. The farmer, named Heaver ...

... large firm of The usual dinner time over, all to move off in dozens of wayr, some on board the which witha collision s¢ the pier, end the“ fora ; Others were content to an excellent fon band, under the direction of Mr. 0. H. R. Marriott, included songs ...

... Admiralty Pier complete wreck. Thither I at once bent my steps, and on reaching the landing-stage a scene of magnificent grandeur burst upon my gace. There lay the Ferret, hee.ed over side', the fare part still keeping fast grip of the hollow the pier where ...

... discharged them. Shipping Casualty. —The steamship Granmere, bound from to Rouen, was run into, and sunk outside Cardiff Low Water Pier on Tuesday morning, by the steamship Charles Goddard, which n«i entered Penarth Dock, She a large vessel, but it is expected ...

... on the cheek, saying, Thou Quaker, it written, 'If one smite thee on the right cheek, turn to him the other also.' Thou hast not read far -•enough, said our friend ; turn thou over the other leaf, and there thou wilt find that ' with whatsoever measure ...